[There's some conflict in him, too. He is sympathetic to both of them. He would feel less sympathetic if they killed someone he cared for too much to lose.]

. . . Let me say this. And don't - Beauregard would dislike me saying this, although she could confirm its accuracy easily enough. [He hesitates, and there's some uncertainty, but then his feelings abruptly go fairly blank, straightforward.] If someone unfortunate needs to be killed, I am probably the right person to carry it out. It doesn't weigh on me the way it does on most people. It isn't something I enjoy or am proud of, but it is the truth.

[What a cool thing to say! Anyway.]

But my personal opinion is that killing the people in that group won't do us any good.